Webinar Recording - Trusts - Asset Protection on Peptides

The Family Trust is commonly touted as an excellent asset protection vehicle. But how true is this? In our upcoming webinar, Trusts – Asset Protection on Peptides, tax lawyer, Damian O’Connor takes a clinical look at the performance enhancements available through Family Trusts from an asset protection perspective. What is myth? What is fact? And how do you best structure the Trust?

Please note that this is an intermediate session, suitable for people with at least a basic understanding of how discretionary (family) trusts work.

This Webinar covers:

• Trust basics;
• Personal exposure:
  • Trustee
  • Appointor
  • Guardian
  • Beneficiary
• The pros and cons of corporate trustees
• Challenges to trusts  when the going gets tough:
  • Relationship break down;
  • Inheritance claims;
  • Bankruptcy; and
  • Tax debts
• Planning ahead

• 12/08/2021 - Webinar Recording - Introduction to Family Trusts - the basics

• 23/07/2020 - Webinar Recording - Distributing Capital from Family Trusts

• 12/05/2020 - Webinar Recording - Stimulus measures and year-end tax planning for companies and trusts

• 5/12/2019 - Webinar Recording - Dealing with Mistakes and Variations in Family Trust Deeds

• 23/10/2019 - Webinar Recording - Accessing Company & Trust Documents in Family Law

• 1/08/2019 - Webinar Recording - Small Business Tax and Financial Risks

• 2/05/2019 - Webinar Recording - Year End Tax Planning

• 13/03/2019 - Webinar Recording - Superannuation: Current status of the proposed changes

• 27/11/2018 - Webinar Recording - Fixing Family Trust Deeds

• 16/10/2018 - Webinar Recording - The who, what, when & how of Family Trust Elections

• 12/09/2018 - Webinar Recording - You’ve Been Served! - How to deal with a family law subpoena

• 8/08/2018 - Webinar Recording - Beneficiary Entitlements in Trusts

• 6/06/2018 - Webinar Recording - SMSF End of Year Essentials

• 19/04/2018 - Webinar Recording - Unit Trust v Family Trust - Which is Better for Investing?

• 8/03/2018 - Webinar Recording - Do Pre-Nups Work Anymore?

• 13/12/2017 - Webinar Recording - When a Will is not Simple

• 26/10/2017 - Webinar Recording - Winding Up Trusts and Tax Consequences

• 19/09/2017 - Webinar Recording - Untangling Discretionary Trusts – A Family Lawyer’s Perspective

• 23/08/2017 - Webinar Recording - Time to Address the SMSF Sleeper - Estate Planning within the fund

• 20/06/2017 - Webinar Recording - Navigating Small Business Restructure Roll-overs

• 6/04/2017 - Webinar Recording - Dealing with Divorce - An Accountant’s Perspective

• 23/02/2017 - Webinar Recording - Understanding the 2017 Superannuation Changes

• 1/12/2016 - Webinar Recording - Estate Planning Basics for Professional Advisers

• 17/11/2016 - Webinar Recording - Are Family Trusts “Done” as an Asset Protection Tool?

• 13/10/2016 - Webinar Recording - Demise of the Accountants’ Exemption - Walking the line, post 1 July 2016

• 13/09/2016 - Webinar Recording - Family Trust v Family Court - Not a marriage made in Heaven

• 10/08/2016 - Webinar Recording - Managing Trust UPEs - How to do it and potential tax exposures

• 31/05/2016 - Webinar Recording - How does the 2016 Budget affect SMSF Trustees?

• 3/05/2016 - Webinar Recording - Avoiding Business Disputes

• 30/03/2016 - Webinar Recording - Pitfalls that SMSF Trustees should avoid

• 23/02/2016 - Webinar Recording - Asset Protection - Dealing with Risk in Hard Times

• 9/12/2015 - Webinar Recording - Trusts Revisited

• 28/10/2015 - Webinar Recording - Know Thy Business Structure

• 23/09/2015 - Webinar Recording - Social Media in the Workplace

• 27/08/2015 - Webinar Recording - The Powers and Problems of Trustees

• 28/07/2015 - Webinar Recording - Tips and Traps for Property Investment in your SMSF

• 27/05/2015 - Webinar Recording - Companies - Things you should know, but probably don’t!

• 21/04/2015 - Webinar Recording - The Pros and Cons of Unit Trusts

• 11/03/2015 - Webinar Recording - Employee Engagement and Share Plans

• 18/02/2015 - Webinar Recording - SMSFs and Related Party Loans

• 19/11/2014 - Webinar Recording - Trusts - Asset Protection on Peptides

• 15/10/2014 - Webinar Recording - Maximising your Business Value

• 25/09/2014 - Webinar Recording - Project Do It - ATO Amnesty Information Session

• 10/09/2014 - Webinar Recording - Private Company Cash - Division 7A Complications for Professional Advisors

• 6/08/2014 - Webinar Recording - Employee v Contractor

• 4/06/2014 - Webinar Recording - The Protected Super Myth’Conception

• 8/04/2014 - Webinar Recording - Trust Tax Issues and CGT Small Business Concessions

• 11/02/2014 - Webinar Recording - Accountant Road Rules for Super

• 19/11/2013 - Webinar Recording - Are you Ready for Bullying in the Workplace?

• 2/10/2013 - Webinar Recording - Investment Restrictions for Self Managed Superannuation Funds

• 5/09/2013 - Webinar Recording - All About Family Trusts

Presenter Damian O’Connor
Damian is the Principal of the Taxation team at law firm Rockwell Olivier (Melbourne).
Having previously practised in Brisbane for many years, Damian has built an exceptional network in both Melbourne and Brisbane, as well as working with clients nationally and internationally.
For more than 16 years Damian has assisted his clients with corporate, commercial and tax aspects of their businesses, most recently as a partner within a national law firm. Damian's role within the legal space is supported by more than 23 years' experience in the Australian Taxation Office as an investigator, and in other tax enforcement roles.
Damian's practice has a strong focus on tax controversy. He has defended tax prosecutions and managed many contentious, complex, high risk and high stress tax matters, including the Project Wickenby raids.
His core skills lie in the tax complications of planning and structuring the business and financial affairs of individual and corporate clients alike and he has successfully managed taxation audits (including payroll tax and state duty dealings), debt and penalty negotiations, private rulings, objections and tax appeals to the AAT and the Federal Court on behalf of his clients.